Cryptographers HATE it! Too much math; didn’t read — Shor’s algorithm doesn’t brute force the entire key by trying factors until it finds one, but instead uses the quantum computer to find the period of a ...
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With increased funding, quantum computing is moving into a “Manhattan Project” era, where the timeline to a small, useable quantum computer could be drastically reduced. When the first quantum computers are ready to go in ...
Read MoreTL;DR — Quantum computers are going to render a lot of current encryption techniques obsolete. Though quantum systems are inherently more secure, quantum networks and quantum key distribution suffer from some of the same vulnerabilities that classical ...
Read MoreTL;DR — The task is to figure out how to look at problems in a way that would fit them into quantum algorithms for speedup. This does not mean that this is simple at all, or ...
Read MoreIt’s the end of modern cryptography as we know it, and we feel fine. Build your security for the next 50 years. If the speed of processing doubles every two years, make sure your cryptographic systems ...
Read More“I’m sorry. My responses are limited. You must ask the right questions.” -Dr. Alfred Lanning, I, Robot Well, maybe you could, one day. But it won’t help you beat your friends at DotA or stream Netflix faster. The things ...
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